In the 42nd year of Meiji (1909)1kloc-0/October 26th, former Prime Minister Ito Bowen was assassinated by North Korean patriot An Zhonggen in Harbin, China (occupied by Russia) at the age of 68.
Ito Bowen served as Japanese Prime Minister for four times. During his tenure, he launched an aggression against the Qing Empire, which was full of crimes.
Second, the first 19 Prime Minister of Japan, Yuan Gui.
192 1 year 165438+ 10 On October 4th, then Japanese Prime Minister Kenichi Nakaoka was assassinated in front of Tokyo Station, which was the first time that an incumbent Prime Minister was assassinated since the cabinet system was established in Japan in 1885.
Jing yuan 19 18 came to power, becoming the first Japanese prime minister of civilian origin; During his term of office, Japan occupied Shandong, China, at the 19 19 Paris Peace Conference, which aroused the dissatisfaction of our people, and the May 4th Movement, which demanded the return of Shandong's sovereignty and overthrew Japanese imperialism, broke out all over the country.
Yuan Jing is the first Japanese prime minister from a civilian background. Yuan Jing was killed by right-winger Kenichi Nakaoka near Tokyo Station, becoming the first Japanese prime minister to be assassinated.
Third, Japan's 27th Prime Minister Yukio Hamaguchi.
1930 1 141October 14, the then Japanese prime minister Yukio Hamaguchi was assassinated in Tokyo Railway Station, and was shot in the lower abdomen, but he did not die on the spot. Since then, Yukio Hamaguchi was sent to the hospital for long-term hospitalization until his death on August 26 of the following year.
From 65438 to 0929, Yukio Hamaguchi served as Prime Minister of Japan. Before and after he took office, the Japanese created "Jinan Massacre", "Huanggutun Incident" and "September 18th Incident" in China.
Fourth, the 29th Japanese Prime Minister Inukai Tsuyoshi.
On May 5th, 1932, 1 1 officers, led by young soldiers from imperial japanese navy, broke into the Japanese Prime Minister's residence in Tokyo and assassinated then Prime Minister Inukai Tsuyoshi, which is known as the May 15th Incident.
During Inukai Tsuyoshi's administration (193165438+February-1932 May), radical nationalist forces were rampant in Japan. Since then, Japanese extremist forces have completely controlled the army and the government, and began to gradually invade China.
Fifth, Gao Qiao, the 20th Japanese Prime Minister, was Ito.
1936 On February 26th, several young officers led their soldiers to launch the biggest rebellion in modern Japanese history-February 26th incident, which assassinated two former Japanese prime ministers, namely 20th Prime Minister Gao Qiao Shimizu and 30th Prime Minister Saito, and once occupied the center of Tokyo.
Gaoqiao belonged to the Qing Dynasty. 192 1, 1 1 year, jing yuan was assassinated, and Gao Qiao took over as the 20th prime minister for half a year.
Sixth place, Japan's 30th Prime Minister Saito Kiyoshi.
Seiji Saito is the 30th Prime Minister of Japan. During his tenure, Japan supported the establishment of the puppet Manchukuo in the northeast of China and wantonly invaded China.
Seventh place, Kishi Nobusuke (Abe's grandfather)
The 56th and 57th Prime Ministers of Japan (65438+February 25th 0957-65438+July19,0960).
1On July 4th, 960, Kishi Nobusuke attended the reception of Ikeda Hayato, the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party. When he was about to leave after the reception, Kishi Nobusuke was stabbed by a member of the right-wing group "Dahua Association", which was called the assassination of Kishi Nobusuke in Japanese history.
The day after Kishi Nobusuke's assassination, the cabinet headed by Kishi Nobusuke was forced to resign. On July 19, Ikeda Hayato, the new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, succeeded Kishi Nobusuke as the 58th Japanese Prime Minister.
Eighth, the 90th, 96th, 97th and 98th Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
On July 8, 2022, Shinzo Abe was shot in Nara, Japan.
Shinzo Abe is the first Japanese prime minister born after the Second World War, the youngest and longest-serving prime minister after the war, and the first prime minister assassinated after the war.